How should I hang the elegiac couplet? Which side is best?

Like couplets, elegiac couplets are all about portraits. Hang couplets in your right hand position and lower couplets in your left hand position. It is usually hung on both sides of the portrait (there is a formal farewell ceremony for the remains), and some are hung on both sides of the big flower basket dedicated to the deceased (there is no farewell ceremony for the remains).

The elegiac couplet can be written on a long piece of white cloth (silk) or a long piece of white paper. It can be pasted on both sides of memorial hall, wreaths, doorways and urns.

The wreath and commemorative ribbon are divided into two parts, the upper part is on the right and the lower part is on the left. The upper part is often used as "mourning for XXX", "mourning for XXX" or "eternal XXX"; The second couplet often uses "XXX to worship the arm", "XXX to cry the arm" and "XXX to worship the arm".

Writing method:

The elegiac couplet can be written on long white paper or on long white cloth (silk).

In some places, the old quilt cover is directly used, and the cloth with the quilt core is used as an elegiac couplet.

The elegiac couplet is a special couplet for the collective or individual to mourn the dead, mourn and sacrifice. Generally, it is divided into upper and lower couplets, which show the life, merits and virtues of the deceased and the influence of his death on future generations.

The upper and lower couplets emphasize antithesis and levelness, with complementary meanings, dual sentences and equal words. The font for writing elegiac couplets can be block letters, running script, running script, official script, seal script and so on. , but it is better for most people to recognize it.